Get an instant comparison of where you are onsite, versus where you are expected to be a week, month, or year from now. By selecting a twin pair of any two dates, our clients can visually compare the ‘as-built’ progress now, versus the ‘as-planned’, where they had expected to be in the design model timeline.

A screenshot of BIM time lapse integration on a construction project, showing how the as-planned BIM model can be used to track progress and compare with the as-built time lapse.
A screenshot of BIM time lapse integration on a construction project, showing how the as-planned BIM model can be used to fast forward in time and visualise the project, as a tool for communication to stakeholders.

Seeing the next phases of the project visually is great for internal teams, but also an invaluable tool for external stakeholder communications. Due to easy and effective sharing tools – it saves our clients time and reduces the risk of miscommunication. This reportedly improves transparency and client relations.

Seeing and comparing project phases visually allows our clients to be more efficient, because they can quickly identify areas of slow progress and make an action plan to navigate these. So thanks to 4D and 3D visuals, it’s now much easier for Project Directors and Project Managers to focus on priorities, plan resources and task their workforce effectively.

A screenshot of a 2D model integration on a construction project, showing how integrations can be used to see and compare the finished project on the online platform.

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Compare as-built progress onsite with the as-planned in your BIM model.

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